[APP_PATH:<appPath>]

The name of the server access profile to which the Web Gateway should attempt to route requests for this application path by default, before any alternative servers. You should also define this server as an Alternative_Server, usually Alternative_Server_0.

A numeric value indicating the way the Web Gateway should route requests to alternative InterSystems IRIS application servers, when alternative servers are defined. Allowed values are:

• FailOver — enables failoverOpens in a new tab from one application server onto the next available alternative, in the order specified

• LoadBalancing — enables load-balancingOpens in a new tab among application servers in a round-robin fashion, along with failover

• Disabled — disables failover and load balancing capabilities

You must define all the application servers you want to use for an application path using Alternative_Server_<n> parameters.

Strings which specify server access profiles within the Web Gateway’s routing behavior for the application access profile, and whether those InterSystems IRIS application servers are enabled or disabled within the application access profile. When failoverOpens in a new tab is enabled, the Web Gateway attempts to route requests for the application to the application server identified by the Alternative_Server_0 parameter, then the Alternative_Server_1 parameter, then Alternative_Server_2, and so on. The Web Gateway can continue this failover behavior for an arbitrary number (<n>) of alternative servers—in other words, up to the Alternative_Server_<n> parameter.

Each Alternative_Server_<n> parameter begins with a bit specifying the status of the application server within the application access profile (1 for enabled, 0 for disabled) and ends with the name of the server access profile for the desired InterSystems IRIS application server. When the Web Gateway updates the value of this parameter, it separates the status and the server access profile name using an arbitrary number of ~ characters, for legibility.

For example, if you want to specify that the third active InterSystems IRIS application server in your application’s failover sequence should be the server which corresponds to a server access profile named irisserv1, then you would add the following line to the application access profile block:

Alternative_Server_2=1~~~~~~irisserv1

Specifies how the Web Gateway should implement HTTP Keep-Alive connection behavior for this application. Allowed values are:

• No Action — the Web Gateway allows the HTTP response headers for each request to determine the Keep-Alive status of a connection. This is the default value

• Enabled

• Disabled

Specifies whether the Web Gateway streams HTTP response headers directly to the clientOpens in a new tab (Enabled) or submits them to the hosting web server for parsing and filtering (Disabled). The default value is Enabled.

Specifies the method the Web Gateway uses to notify clients about the amount of data containedOpens in a new tab in an HTTP response for this application. Allowed values are:

• Chunked Transfer Encoding and Content Length — the default value.

• Chunked Transfer Encoding

• Content Length

Specifies whether the Web Gateway sends response size notificationsOpens in a new tab for all HTTP responses which are associated with this application. Allowed values are Enabled or Disabled. The default value is Disabled.

Specifies whether the Web Gateway compresses all pages returned for this application. Allowed values are Enabled or Disabled. The default value is Disabled.

Specifies the minimum response size (in bytes) for which the Web Gateway invokes GZIP compression. The default value is 500.

The file types which the Web Gateway excludes from GZIP compression for this application, specified as a space-separated list of file type extensions. The default value includes natively compressed files: jpeg gif ico png gz zip mp3 mp4 tiff.

Additional CGI environment variables which the Web Gateway should provide to the InterSystems IRIS application server with each request for this application. For the default set of variables which the Web Gateway provides, see CGI Environment Variables Passed by the Web Gateway.

The name of a custom request handler which the Web Gateway should use to process requests for this application.